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... directed to proceed to Porto Ferrajio , for the purpose of conveying from thence the depot of naval stores which had been formed there , during the time the British fleet was stationed in the Mediterranean , to Gibraltar , where they ...
... directed to proceed to Porto Ferrajio , for the purpose of conveying from thence the depot of naval stores which had been formed there , during the time the British fleet was stationed in the Mediterranean , to Gibraltar , where they ...
Pagina 173
... directed him to remain ) ; he was supported by our spritsail yard , which hooked in the mizzen rigging . A soldier ... directed the soldiers to fire into her stern , and calling to Captain Miller , ordered him to send more men into the ...
... directed him to remain ) ; he was supported by our spritsail yard , which hooked in the mizzen rigging . A soldier ... directed the soldiers to fire into her stern , and calling to Captain Miller , ordered him to send more men into the ...
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... directed to the latter , the proper motions of certain fixed stars will be much less than they would be if the solar motion were directed to any other point . This argument proceeds on the hypothesis that the solar velocity is of a ...
... directed to the latter , the proper motions of certain fixed stars will be much less than they would be if the solar motion were directed to any other point . This argument proceeds on the hypothesis that the solar velocity is of a ...
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